BTO Blinds Package Singapore: Combi vs Roller vs Venetian Compared

You’ve just collected your BTO keys, and now three different blinds packages are sitting in front of you with three very different price tags. Picking between them feels harder than it should, mostly because it’s not obvious what the price gap is actually paying for.

Here’s the short version. A Korea Combi Blinds BTO package starts from $588 for a 3-room flat, a Roller Blinds BTO package starts from $590, and a Privyflex Venetian Blinds BTO package starts from $1,199. All three cover the same standard room scope for that flat size, and all three carry a 1-year warranty. The gap between them comes down to material, mechanism, and where in the flat each one actually performs best, not just brand markup.

How Much Does a BTO Blinds Package Cost in Singapore?

HDB is launching 19,600 new BTO flats in 2026 alone, according to its own press release, which means a large number of homeowners are working through this exact comparison right now. Here’s how the three main packages stack up at the standard tier.

For all three, the room scope grows the same way as the flat gets bigger. A 3-room package covers the living room and 2 bedrooms, a 4-room package adds a third bedroom, and a 5-room package adds a study on top of that.

What Do You Get With the Combi Blinds BTO Package?

The combi package is the cheapest of the three, and it’s built around dual-layer fabric that alternates between sheer and opaque sections. That gives you day and night light control in the same blind, rather than choosing one setting and living with it.

It’s the package most new homeowners default to for bedrooms and the living room, since it handles the everyday job of letting light in during the day and blocking it at night without needing a second blind layered on top.

What Do You Get With the Roller Blinds BTO Package?

The roller package sits just above combi in price and uses a blackout-capable material in a simpler, single-layer design. You lift and lower it rather than adjusting between light settings, which makes it a more straightforward mechanism overall.

It suits anyone who wants a clean, minimal look and doesn’t need the sheer-to-opaque flexibility a combi blind offers. The trade-off is that it’s closed or open, without a middle setting for filtered daylight.

What Do You Get With the Venetian Blinds BTO Package?

The Venetian package costs more than double the combi package at every flat size, and at the 3-room tier it’s close to two and a half times the price. That gap isn’t just a premium label. The Privyflex Venetian package uses PVC slats with an easy lift pulley system, and it’s specifically described as waterproof and suited to bathrooms and kitchens, which the combi and roller packages aren’t built for.

If you want adjustable horizontal slats rather than a single sheet of fabric, and you need something that holds up in a humid bathroom, this is the package built for that job specifically, not a more expensive version of the same thing.

Which BTO Package Should I Choose for My Flat?

For bedrooms and living rooms, combi or roller both do the job well, and the choice usually comes down to whether you want the sheer-to-opaque flexibility of combi or the simpler single-layer look of roller. Some homeowners also prefer Venetian blinds for the living room, especially if ventilation is a priority, as the adjustable slats allow you to enjoy airflow while still maintaining some privacy. For bathrooms and kitchens, the Venetian package is worth the extra cost, since it’s the only one of the three built to handle moisture.

One thing worth saying plainly: these are standard prices based on standard window sizes for each flat type. If your flat’s windows aren’t standard or your layout differs from the typical 3, 4 or 5-room configuration, that number is a starting point rather than your final price. You’ll still need to send your window measurements or a floor plan for an accurate quote, since we don’t offer a free, no-obligation site visit to measure for you.

If you’re weighing this up alongside other room-by-room decisions, it’s worth reading our full BTO blinds guide before you commit to one package over another.

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If you’re ready to move forward, request a quote with your window measurements and our team will confirm exact pricing for your flat type.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is the Venetian blinds package so much more expensive than combi or roller?

It’s built from waterproof PVC slats designed for bathrooms and kitchens, with an easy lift pulley system, rather than the fabric used in the combi and roller packages. The price reflects a different material built for a different job, not the same product at a higher markup.

Does the published price include installation and delivery?

Yes, our package promotions include installation and delivery in the price shown. The separate note about not offering free site quotes refers to the initial measurement visit before you order, not what happens after.

Can I upgrade just one room to Venetian while keeping combi for the rest of the flat?

The published packages are set up as one style across the whole flat, but it’s worth asking directly when you request your quote, since your exact configuration is confirmed at that stage.

Are these standard prices the final price for my flat?

Only if your windows match the standard sizes for your flat type. Non-standard windows or layouts mean the final price is confirmed once we’ve seen your actual measurements.